The village fell into Israeli hands on 30 October 1948, if events followed the same pattern as in other villages in the area, the inhabitants either were expelled or fled out of fear. They were likely to have heard of the nearby massacres, after news of the carnage spread in Upper Galilee, only a few communities remained. There are no Israeli settlements on village land. One stone building stands on the site, on the whole. The site is overgrown with grass and fig trees.